Monthly Archives: June 2006

WPF Lens Effect Panel

Posted on June 23, 2006 by johnstewien

(Update 20th September 2006) I notice a few people have been landing on this page after searching for "Lens Effect" in google. If this entry doesn’t contain exactly what you are looking for then leave a comment telling me what … Continue reading →

Posted in C# Programming For WPF / .NET 3.0 | 3 Comments

Exotic material that directly converts heat to power

Posted on June 22, 2006 by johnstewien

Funny the consequences of little things, sometimes life feels like a Simpsons (a popular tv cartoon) episode.   Jasmine (my defacto wife) doesn’t like watching TV or DVDs everynight. Bit of a problem as that was the nice comfortable (for … Continue reading →

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Wrapping The Text in a GridViewColumn Header

Posted on June 21, 2006 by johnstewien

I’ve been busily coding away on some backend stuff, so I haven’t have much new WPF stuff to add to this blog, but today I had an issue come up with a ListView.   Basically I have a list view … Continue reading →

Posted in C# Programming For WPF / .NET 3.0 | 2 Comments

Windows Vista … Not ready for me yet

Posted on June 20, 2006 by johnstewien

I have a subscription to MSDN Professional, so I have access to the Windows Vista Beta 2 builds. I thought I would give Windows Vista Beta 2 a go in May when it when it was first realeased, but I couldn’t … Continue reading →

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Winter colds

Posted on June 7, 2006 by johnstewien

Well it looks like winter has definately come to adelaide this June. The nights get down to 1C and the days reach a maximum of 16C. Not too bad really compared to other places. I was in Beijing earlier this … Continue reading →

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WPF System.Windows.Input.Cursor from System.Drawing.Bitmap

Posted on June 1, 2006 by johnstewien

This follows on from yesterdays blog.   So yesterday we saw how in WPF (Avalon / Windows Presentation Foundation) you could copy a FrameworkElement to a Bitmap and then copy it to the clipbaord. Today I’m going to show you … Continue reading →

Posted in C# Programming For WinFX / WPF | 2 Comments